| Dave Chapman | a5e4cc9 | 2007-11-10 20:26:54 +0000 | [diff] [blame] | 1 | tcctool for Windows
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| 4 | Installation
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| 5 | ------------
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| 7 | When you first attach your device in USB boot mode to your computer,
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| 8 | Windows should display the Found New Hardware Wizard.
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| 10 | If this doesn't appear, and if you have previously used a firmware
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| 11 | recovery tool with your device, you will need to uninstall the USB
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| 12 | driver used by that application.
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| 14 | Go into Control Panel -> System -> Hardware -> Device Manager, then
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| 15 | click on Universal Serial Bus Controllers, look for something like
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| 16 | "Telechips TCC77x VTC USB Driver", right-click on it and select
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| 17 | Uninstall.
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| 19 | After doing this, disconnect and reconnect your device and the Found
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| 20 | New Hardware Wizard should appear.
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| 22 | Select "No, not this time" to the question about connecting to Windows
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| 23 | Update, and select "Install from a list or specific location
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| 24 | (Advanced)" on the next screen.
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| 26 | On the next screen, select "Search for the best driver in these
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| 27 | locations", unselect "Search removable media", select "Include this
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| 28 | location in the search:" and browse to the tcctool-driver-win32
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| 29 | folder.
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| 31 | You should now be able to run tcctool.exe
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